Aiken Area High Schools Plan Evening Graduation Ceremonies
Graduation events announced for six area high schools including Aiken High Midland Valley North Augusta Silver Bluff Ridge Spring Monetta Wagner Salley and South Aiken. Ceremonies set for tonight or tomorrow at various venues with notable speakers and addresses by Amelia Butler Kathy Johnson Stephen Dyches Nikki Setzler and Marshall Cain. Also note road improvement contracts totaling 273 029 and 172 087 awarded to Eagle Construction and J F Cleckley for projects in Aiken Barnwell and Williston with bids opening June 10 and completion by Oct 31 1987.
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Aiken Area
Aiken High School
Usc-Aiken
Amelia Butler
Kathy Johnson
Fairwell
Midland Valley High School
L.L. Willis
Langley
North Gusta
North Augusta High School
Silver Bluff High School
Silver Bluff
Stephen Dyches
Ridge Spring-Monetta High School
George
Nikki Setzler
South Aiken High School
South Aiken Gymnasium
Aiken County
Barnwell
Eagle Construction Company Inc
Newberry
Hightower Creek
North Augusta
Indiana Spring Road
Aiken
Bass Grove Church
J.F. Cleckley and Company
Orangeburg
Style Street
Academy Street
Pine Street
Leona Street
Noble Street
Mims Street
Williston
Holiday Inn
Columbia City Center
Columbia
S.C. 19
S.C
Johnston's Mill Pond
Ridgecrest
Ugs. 1
U.S. 278
U.S. 1
U.S. 78
U.S. B
Windsor Election Commission Agenda Preview
Windsor town council meets at town hall tomorrow at T p.m. to discuss appointments to the recreation commission and to elect a mayor pro tempore. The session comes one week earlier than usual in light of the primary election set for June 10.
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Windsor
Recreation Commission
Truck Stolen From Belvedere Area Belvedere pickup theft reported
Aiken County Sheriff's Department investigates a stolen 1972 Ford pickup taken from Fuel City Belvedere. John Ursy of Martinez reported a young Mexican male jumped in the truck while he shopped and sped off on U.S. 25 toward S.C. 33, then toward Graniteville before the vehicle broke down.
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Aiken County
Ursy
U.S. 25
Heath
S.C. 33
Graniteville
District 84 primary pits Jones against Smith for House seat
Incumbent William H. Jones of Clearwater and James R. Smith of Horse Creek Valley contest the District 84 primary to oppose Ralph Gunter in November. Both tout cooperation and local development, with Jones promoting annexation talks and road funding, while Smith emphasizes retraining, attracting industry, and unified regional leadership. Both oppose tax hikes and seek stronger district leadership.
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William H. Jones
James R. Smith
Ralph Gunter
Jones
Clearwater
Smith
Postal Service
Horse Creek Valley
Aiken County
District 4
Area 2
District 86 Primary Has Mitchell Willis
Two Democratic candidates vie for the party nomination to face Republican Rep. Charles Sharpe in November for South Carolina House District 86. Robert W. Mitchell of Pelion and T B Willis of Wagener present contrasting views on education funding taxes and state governance. Willis stresses a strong voice for the district and opposes a state lottery while Mitchell cites education and local taxation as key concerns. Coming Tomorrow The Governor's Race.
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S.C
Robert W. Mitchell
Pelion
T.B
Ted) Willis
Wagener
Charles Sharpe
Mitchell
Lexington County
Phyllis Scott Mitchell
Robin Olin
Robert Matthew
Willis
Furman University
USC
Aiken County Heart Association
Tri Development Center
Aiken County
Aiken County Education Association
8.C. Education Association
Palmetto State Teachers Association
First Baptist Church In
Edisto Baptist Association
Edisto Men’s Club
Wagener Young Farmers Association
Aiken Rotary Club
Mary Lou Howell Willis
Ted Jr
Tommy
Tim
David
T McMillan
General Assembly
Nhe
Aiken County budget faces second reading on quorum
Aiken County's 14.5 million 1986-87 budget awaits second reading tomorrow night if all nine council members attend. Three members will miss due to graduation ceremonies, with more possibly unavailable. without a quorum the meeting may be rescheduled though a public hearing can occur without a quorum, while second reading cannot. The fiscal year starts July 1 and no tax increase is proposed. a 3 percent cost of living raise for county employees is possible if approved. Also on the agenda: a public hearing on sewer trunk line projects and several ordinances including an indigent fund division, a Belvedere athletic league grant, and landfill fee adjustments, with the meeting at 7 p.m. in the council chambers, 736 Richland Ave., W. in Aiken.
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North Augusta
Jones
Aiken County
Smith
Horse Creek Valley
Colleges and Universities
Chambers
Council
Marilyn Smith
Bridge Creek
Aiken Technical College
Midland Valley
Little Horse Creek
Federal
Farmers Home Administration
Nance
Aiken County Medically Indigent Assistance Fund
Department of Emergency Services
Belvedere Athletie League
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Election Commission On
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Tecrails
Norm
Seelow
National Weather Service
South Carolina
George Burgess
Valley Area
Thomas L.) Moore
LaVana McKenzie
Burnettown
M.B. Ferguson
Sen. Moore
House of Representatives
Board of Education
EIA
Public Service Commission
Sara
Langley-Bath- Clearwater High School
Peggy
Richmond Academy
Augusta
Oral Roberts University
Oklo
District
Nana Farris
Huff
Lexington
Richland Ave